Buhari latest health news

As of my knowledge cutoff, President Muhammadu Buhari's health has been a subject of public interest and concern. Here are some of the latest updates:

Recent Health Issues:

  1. Pneumonia: In February 2022, President Buhari was hospitalized for pneumonia at the State House Medical Centre in Abuja, Nigeria's capital. He spent several days in the hospital before being discharged.
  2. Kidney Problem: In 2017, President Buhari was treated for an undisclosed kidney problem in London, UK. He spent several weeks in the hospital before returning to Nigeria.
  3. Eyesight Issues: In 2020, President Buhari underwent a cataract surgery in London, UK, to correct his eyesight issues.

Recent Health Updates:

  1. February 2022: President Buhari was seen using a walking stick during a meeting with the National Assembly leadership, sparking concerns about his health.
  2. March 2022: The Nigerian government denied reports that President Buhari was in a coma, following rumors that he had fallen ill again.
  3. April 2022: President Buhari was seen attending a meeting with the Federal Executive Council (FEC) without any apparent health issues.

Government Statements:

  1. Presidential Spokesperson: Garba Shehu, the President's spokesperson, has consistently denied reports of President Buhari's poor health, stating that he is in good health and fit to perform his duties.
  2. Minister of Health: The Minister of Health, Osagie Ehanire, has also dismissed reports of President Buhari's poor health, stating that the President's health is being managed by his medical team.

Public Perception:

  1. Concerns: Many Nigerians have expressed concerns about President Buhari's health, citing his frequent hospitalizations and the need for transparency about his medical condition.
  2. Support: Others have expressed support for the President, citing his ability to continue performing his duties despite his health issues.

Please note that the accuracy of these updates may vary, and it's essential to rely on credible sources for information about the President's health.